New insight has unveiled the real reason as to why the Boston Bruins organization has still yet to name a captain for the upcoming season, and it's shocking.

During the NHL Trade Deadline, which took place in March of last year, the Boston Bruins evidently underwent an extreme fire sale, which seen the organization depart with their long-time veteran and captain, Brad Marchand.

Ever since, this Original Six franchise has yet to name a new captain to replace their former veteran, and new insight has unveiled as to why this is the case.

Boston Bruins reporter reveals as to why the Boston Bruins have not named a new captain since Brad Marchand's departure

In a recent podcast that was posted on social media, via “X”, Boston Bruins reporter, Evan Marinofsky and Pete Blackburn, both touched base on the topic of why the organization is still without a captain.

Take a look:

“Why don't the Bruins have a captain yet?”

Pete Blackburn begins the conversation by addressing that due to general manager Don Sweeney latest statement, it seems as though this Original Six franchise lacks a defined leader at this time.

He continues by admitting that the Bruins do indeed have very skilled players are their roster and will have the opportunity to prove that they have what it takes to take the reins.

Yet, it is ultimately up to these players to prove their value and their leadership skills to become the team's official captain.

Do you think the Boston Bruins will name David Pastrnak or Charlie McAvoy as captain during the 2025/26 NHL season?